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Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.
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Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.

A venture capital group led by Joshua Kushner sought to buy a slice of the World Cup, only to see the plan shelved amid threats of boycott and criticism of FIFA’s leadership.

Eight‑year‑old Tadeo Herrera, who is deaf and non‑verbal, thrives in his first organized baseball season thanks to ASL interpreters, adaptive coaching and a supportive community program.

Several former University of Oregon baseball players are currently playing professionally across various teams and leagues, showcasing the program's growing impact on the sport.

Turning 62, Barry Bonds acknowledges the end of his playing era while still believing he belongs in the Hall of Fame, a stance supported by the Giants' oldest living Hall of Famer, as he embraces family life and senior perks.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell a 20 percent stake in the World Cup to private investors has ignited opposition across the sport's governing bodies, with UEFA warning that the soul of football cannot be traded.

FIFA plans to raise $4.2 billion by selling a minority stake in a new commercial venture, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from UEFA and opposition from fans in England.
The NCAA has formally closed the investigation that lingered for four years over the recruitment of a Kansas shortstop by former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello, now manager of the San Francisco Giants, imposing a three-game suspension and recruiting restrictions.

FIFA plans to raise up to $4.2 billion through a minority stake sale in its new commercial subsidiary, a move championed by President Gianni Infantino but opposed by UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin.

The 2026 MLB Draft concluded with Aquinas High School graduate Charlie Bussey III being selected by the San Francisco Giants, capping a standout college career at Francis Marion University.

Josh Volmerding, a 2023 Maria Carrillo graduate, was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the 8th round of the MLB Draft, joining a wave of local talent in this year's selections.

Lance Hartley, a 6‑5, 228‑pound pitcher from Cameron, was selected in the 12th round of the MLB draft by the Kansas City Royals, a move that follows a hybrid Tommy John procedure and a standout college career.

Drafted in the 12th round by the Royals, Hartley will sign a professional contract and embark on a year‑long rehabilitation journey after surgery.

Carlos Beltran, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, delivering speeches that highlighted their unique paths and the broader story of baseball's global growth.

A look at the recent Hall of Fame ceremony where Puerto Rican star Carlos Beltran, Curaçao's Andruw Jones, and Jeff Kent celebrated their achievements and the influences that shaped their careers.

The 2026 MLB Draft saw a modest nine selections from the Division II ranks, a dip from recent years but still underscored by notable stories such as Charlie Bussey III’s 11th‑round pick by the San Francisco Giants and his co‑player of the year honor.

Two senior pitchers from Stony Brook University have transitioned to the professional ranks, joining a select group of alumni who have reached the major leagues.

Two recent Stony Brook baseball standouts, Micah Worley and Scott Gell, have begun their professional careers following the 2026 MLB Draft, marking the program’s first draft selections since 2019.

The lawsuit claims that a broken net at PK Park allowed a baseball to strike a spectator, causing extensive facial trauma and costly medical treatment.

Carson Estridge, a WVU pitcher with a 4‑0, 3.09 ERA season, has agreed to an undrafted free‑agent contract with the Houston Astros, becoming the sixth recent Mountaineer to reach the majors.

Florida State's 2026 baseball draft class delivered a historic night, with seven players and three additional commits selected, including high‑value signings that exceed slot values.

From Bob Meusel's third career cycle to modern pitching feats, this article chronicles baseball's most memorable moments.

A wave of early signings sees Florida State’s standout pitcher and position player commit to professional contracts, while the Twins lock in their top position prospect.

Kaden Waetcher, the Seminoles' top‑ranked pitcher commit, agreed to a $3.2475 million contract with the San Francisco Giants, forgoing his college eligibility. Fellow FSU standouts Landon Thome and Myles Bailey also turned pro, and in total all ten of the university’s 2026 MLB Draft selections have signed, many with deals exceeding slot values.